As July brings renewed heatwaves and temperatures above 40 °C in southern Europe, Copernicus Sentinel-3 data show how space-based observations support decisions on extreme heat and climate resilience.
The SPACE4Cities innovation project, funded by EUSPA, has selected five satellite data solutions to be piloted in 15 cities across Europe during July 2026 – April 2027. The winners will receive a total of €1,25 million in funding.
Battery limits keep most electric aircraft on short routes, for now. Prague-based Zuri’s hybrid-electric aircraft, supported by EUSPA, aims to enable longer, airport-free regional travel.
Through a Copernicus demonstrator, the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) CIPA and ISCEAH Committees are exploring the use of the Copernicus World Heritage Hub to monitor how climate and environmental conditions impact cultural heritage sites.
